Australian Social Enterprises

The Voice of One, Power of the Spirit Ministry Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland. Based on its name, it likely focuses on spiritual or community support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, though specific activities are not detailed in the provided information.

The Wandering Teapot is a certified social enterprise tea business established in 2018 as an initiative of the Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre. It operates to address high rates of youth unemployment, poverty, and homelessness in the Hervey Bay region of Queensland by providing training, employment opportunities, and skills development for marginalised young people through its food and beverage retail operations.

At WMF, we empower organisations to foster inclusive workplaces, enabling everyone, in the workplace, to thrive. Pain points such as understanding rights, combating burnout, prioritising mental health, balancing family and career, and building confidence are addressed. We bridge cultural gaps, challenge stereotypes, and cultivate confidence among marginalised groups resulting in better performance and successful living at home, work and in businesses Products and services include Community & Social Services, Healthcare Services, Training & Education Services. Primary beneficiaries include A charitable or not for profit organisation. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

The Youth Embassy Aboriginal Corporation for First Nations Youth is an Indigenous corporation dedicated to supporting First Nations youth. Its name suggests a role in advocacy, representation, or providing a central point of contact and support for this demographic, though specific programs are not detailed in the provided information.

TradeMutt is a Queensland-based social enterprise that produces brightly coloured, patterned hi-vis workwear and accessories designed to spark conversations about mental health. Each garment features a QR code linking to free TIACS counselling services, providing direct access to mental health support for workers in construction and allied industries.

Thoegayn Baw Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business registered in Queensland under the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). The provided public register information does not detail its specific activities, programs, or the nature of its social impact.

This Indigenous organisation provides justice-related support and services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities on Thursday Island and the surrounding region. Its primary social impact is to improve these communities' engagement with and outcomes within the justice system.

Endeavour Foundation is a member of NACRO (Incorporating Zero Waste Network) which promotes the impact of the charitable reuse, recycling and retail sector as a collaborative and progressive network. As members of NACRO, we work in partnership with local councils to operate Tip Shops and Recycle Markets. Our Tip Shops and Recycle Markets recover good quality items which were destined to become landfill. Products and services include Waste Management & Landfill. Primary beneficiaries include People with disabilities. Social Traders status: Certified (Grace Period). Membership: Connections Membership.

Tjinbi Cloncurry Youth Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland, operating in the Cloncurry region. While its name suggests a focus on supporting Aboriginal youth, the provided public register information does not detail its specific activities, programs, or social impact.

Tjungundji Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation that aims to support the local Indigenous community, although its specific activities and programs are not detailed. It is likely to have a positive social impact on the community it serves. Further information is needed to determine its exact focus and objectives.

Toffcorp Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) in Queensland. The provided public register details do not specify its operational activities, programs, or services, making it difficult to ascertain its direct social impact.

Toomelah Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). The provided public register details do not specify its operational activities or specific social impact initiatives.

Torres Health Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation and registered charity dedicated to improving the health and well-being of Indigenous communities, likely within the Torres Strait region. While specific programs are not detailed in the provided information, its core social impact is centered on addressing health disparities and fostering better health outcomes for Indigenous Australians.

The Torres Strait Islander Nurses Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). While its name suggests a focus on supporting Torres Strait Islander individuals in the nursing profession, the provided public register details do not contain information about its specific activities, programs, or social impact.

Towards Better is an inclusive employment social enterprise based in Townsville, Queensland. They connect talented individuals with disabilities to purposeful, valued roles in welcoming communities while helping businesses develop inclusive workplaces that drive social impact and improve staff retention.

The Townsville Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Health Services is an Indigenous corporation dedicated to providing health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in Townsville. Its primary social impact is to improve health outcomes and well-being for this specific population group.

The Townsville Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Media operates as an Indigenous media organisation, likely a radio station, in Townsville. Its primary purpose is to provide a platform for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, promoting cultural preservation, language, and community engagement through media.

The Townsville Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation For Women is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland. Based on its name, it likely focuses on supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in the Townsville region, though specific activities and programs are not detailed in the provided information.

This Indigenous corporation, based in Townsville, Queensland, is named to suggest a focus on community justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. However, specific details regarding its activities or social impact are not available from the provided public register information.